Danielle Ecuyer

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Australian Finance Podcast · How to invest in US companies with Danielle Ecuyer · 11 Oct 2021 podcast

of how much demand there is for Australian infrastructure assets.

So unfortunately, every time a super fund or private equity fund goes and buys them, the retail investor like you and I are actually now not able to buy that asset, but they also invest overseas.

And I think the point is it's not like you have to, but why wouldn't you want to be part of some of the biggest, most amazing best companies in the world?

that are going to be able to grow outside of the natural business cycles.

And that's the bottom line.

It's about diversifying your exposure to those companies that you know, that you use.

And people say to me, but isn't the US really risky?

And you go, well, I don't know.

If you can buy cryptocurrencies, which are unregulated, have no transparency, have potential for high levels of regulation, yet you say you can't buy

Something like an apple, which has a market cap that is greater than many countries DDP and more cash than you can poke a stick at and is going to continue to grow and will not go under.

And if the US is in problem, then the whole world is problems.

I think the problem is, is many people in their own countries get natural bias.

And I guess I just wanted to open people up to how wonderful the investing opportunities are, particularly into the US.

I'm not so bullish about other countries around the world, but we'll get to that.

Um, but it just, to me, it's like.

If you're young and you had the opportunity.

why wouldn't you put some money there?

Yeah, and there is a risk with that because they've underinvested over the years.

And you're seeing that the banks are being fundamentally challenged by fintechs.

And I think you can continue to assume that that is going to happen.

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